This evening, Friday, June the 16th, the second appearance of the unrivaled Norwegian violinist Ole Bull, who was honoured with the most enthusiastic approbation last night, and whose performance has elicited the admiration of all the principal cities in Europe
Contributors: Theatre (Leeds, England)
Publisher: John Barr
Published: 1837
Place of publication: Leeds
Language: eng
Subjects: Playbills
Other titles: Theatre, Leeds; Ole Bull
Description: Playbill; includes advertisement: On Monday next, for the benefit of Ole Bull, and positively his last appearance, Grand concerto, by Ole Bull; Evadne; and The miller and his men.
Notes: Date ascertained: In 1837, June 16 was a Friday; Bull played 274 concerts in the British Isles 1836-1838 (Grove Music Online); letter from Bull's wife, dated June 17, 1837, to him in Yorkshire (Herresthal. Ole Bull, v. 1, p. 319, footnote 805).
Table of contents: title: Cantabile doloroso con rondo ridente / composed and performed by Ole Bull; title: Concerto caracteristic, introducing three of the most admired Irish airs, viz. Savourneer Deelish, Rory O'More, and St Patrick's day / arranged and performed by Ole Bull; title: Tobin's comedy The honey moon, in act 4th, a rustic dance; title: A pas seul / by Miss Howell; title: A dance / by Mrs. Crouch; title: The innkeeper's bride.